What do you do when you feel ready for something, but your life isn’t moving?In this message, Pastor Tyler Padgitt looks at the life of David, who would eventually become one of Israel’s greatest kings. Early in his life, David was chosen and anointed by God, but instead of stepping into the promise, he returned to the same responsibilities and entered a long season of waiting.If you’ve ever felt stuck, delayed, or unsure of what God is doing, this message explores how to stay grounded, consistent, and engaged during those seasons.Waiting is not just about time passing. It’s about what is being formed in you while you wait.Key Scriptures:1 Samuel 16:13-221 Samuel 17:33-371 Samuel 27:12 Samuel 7:1-13Psalm 27:14Psalm 40:1-3Psalm 23:1-5To connect with or learn more about Courageous check out www.courageouschurch.cc

David is one of the most talked about people in the entire Bible. His story includes courage, failure, worship, leadership, and redemption. From shepherd to king, his life reveals the kind of heart God is looking for.

While the world focuses on appearance, success, and talent, God looks deeper. Scripture tells us that the Lord looks at the heart.

In this message Pastor Tyler Padgitt explores how God chooses people, why David was chosen, and what kind of heart God still seeks today.

Key Scriptures:

2 Chronicles 16:9

1 Samuel 16:6-7

1 Samuel 13:14

Acts 13:22

Psalm 23:1-3

Psalm 51:10

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If salvation depended on our performance, most of us would always feel like we were falling short. The good news is that The Bible tells a very different story.

When Jesus hung on the cross, He declared, “It is finished.” That word meant a debt had been fully paid. The work of salvation was not left partially complete, Jesus finished it completely.

In this message Pastor Tyler explores what the finished work of Christ really means and why the resurrection changes everything about how we approach God.

You are not saved by your performance, You are saved by His.

Scripture in this message:

John 19:28–30

Hebrews 12:2

Isaiah 53:5–6

Colossians 2:13–14

Romans 5:8

Ephesians 2:8–9

Acts 3:19

Romans 3:22

1 Peter 3:18

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What do you do when you think it’s over?

In Luke 24, a regular guy named Cleopas is walking away from Jerusalem on resurrection day. He is  discouraged, disappointed, and convinced the story of hope has ended. But Jesus meets him on the road, walks with him in his pain, reveals the meaning of the Scriptures, and turns him back toward hope.

This message is for anyone who has ever felt let down, stuck, or tempted to walk away from what they once believed God was doing.

You may have walked a long way, but you have not walked too far.

Scripture references:

Luke 24:13-33

1 Corinthians 15:14-15

Hebrews 13:5

Psalm 34:18

Romans 8:28

John 16:33

Revelation 3:20

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Have you ever asked yourself, “Why do I doubt God?”

Thomas is often called “Doubting Thomas,” but his story reveals something deeper. After Jesus’ death, Thomas struggled to believe what others were telling him. Not because he didn’t care, but because what he had experienced didn’t match what he expected.

In this message from our Easter Peeps series, we explore how doubt, grief, and faith intersect, and how Jesus meets us right in the middle of it.

Thomas’ story reminds us that doubt doesn’t disqualify you. It may actually be the place where faith begins.

Scripture References

John 20:19–29

John 11:16

John 14:5–6

Hebrews 11:1

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Have you ever asked yourself, “Why do I doubt God?”

Thomas is often called “Doubting Thomas,” but his story reveals something deeper. After Jesus’ death, Thomas struggled to believe what others were telling him. Not because he didn’t care, but because what he had experienced didn’t match what he expected.

In this message from our Easter Peeps series, we explore how doubt, grief, and faith intersect, and how Jesus meets us right in the middle of it.

Thomas’ story reminds us that doubt doesn’t disqualify you. It may actually be the place where faith begins.

Scripture References

John 20:19–29

John 11:16

John 14:5–6

Hebrews 11:1

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Have you ever wondered, “Can God still use me?”

Joseph of Arimathea wasn’t one of the twelve disciples. He was a respected leader who believed in Jesus quietly for a long time. But when the moment came, Joseph took courage and stepped forward to honor Jesus when others stepped back.

In this message in our Easter Peeps series, we explore how God uses ordinary people who are willing to take courage when the moment arrives. Joseph’s story reminds us that even if we feel like we missed our moment, God often gives us another opportunity to step into the story He has written for our lives.

No matter where you’ve been or what you feel like you’ve missed, God isn’t finished with your story.

Scripture References

Matthew 27:57–60

Mark 15:43–46

Luke 23:50–53

John 19:38–42

2 Corinthians 5:14–15

Have you ever wondered, “Can God still use me?”

Joseph of Arimathea wasn’t one of the twelve disciples. He was a respected leader who believed in Jesus quietly for a long time. But when the moment came, Joseph took courage and stepped forward to honor Jesus when others stepped back.

In this message in our Easter Peeps series, we explore how God uses ordinary people who are willing to take courage when the moment arrives. Joseph’s story reminds us that even if we feel like we missed our moment, God often gives us another opportunity to step into the story He has written for our lives.

No matter where you’ve been or what you feel like you’ve missed, God isn’t finished with your story.

Scripture References

Matthew 27:57–60

Mark 15:43–46

Luke 23:50–53

John 19:38–42

2 Corinthians 5:14–15

Is your past too broken for God?

Mary Magdalene’s story begins with deep spiritual bondage and ends at the empty tomb on resurrection morning. Luke 8 tells us she had been delivered from seven demons. Yet the same woman became one of the most devoted followers of Jesus and the first witness of His resurrection.

Her story reminds us that God specializes in working through the people others might overlook.

Sometimes the miracle is already in motion before we can see it.

Key Scriptures:

Luke 8:1-3

Matthew 27:55-56

John 20:1-18

John 11:25-26

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Pastor Tyler Padgitt takes us into one of the most debated passages in Scripture: Ephesians 5:22–33.

What does it actually mean for a husband to lead like Christ? This message challenges men to reject passivity and harshness and embrace sacrificial, protective leadership. Biblical masculinity is not about control. It is about covering. Not dominance, but responsibility.

When a husband reflects Christ, a marriage does not survive. It flourishes.

Scripture references:

Ephesians 5:22–33

1 Peter 3:7

Colossians 3:19

1 Timothy 5:8

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